Dragonball Z: Resurrection F *
Dir: Tadayoshi
Yamamuro. Animation with the voices of: Sean Schemmel, Kyle Hebert, Monica
Rial, Christopher Sabat. 93 mins. Cert: 12A
It may as well be Kenny
G, or Preparation H. Kudos to anybody who, in 2015, remains on-point with
developments in this particular trading-card universe, but fully-formed humans
will find the business of this dubbed cartoon reboot as baffling as its
presence on UK screens. (A flagrant grab for pocket money seems, as ever, the
likeliest explanation.) There’s apparently been no let-up in the
gotta-catch-‘em-all battle for those translucent golden orbs, nor indeed in the
churning-out of non-mouthsynched Japanese animation. One innovation: the
application of thrash metal to fight scenes, which at least hushes the shriller
voice artists. Still, clearly our defences are low: time for a state-enforced
Top Trumps revival.
Dragonball Z: Resurrection F is now playing in cinemas nationwide.
This is the worst review I've ever read. You have absolutely no background knowledge of the franchise and dares to write a such a review. This movie was never going to win any awards, but any film, no matter how awful deserves a well-written review and not this poor excuse for criticism. If the Guardian really values its readership maybe it should have considered inviting a more knowledgeable writer on the subject to review the film.
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